Book, Management Accounting with an Information System Approach 7/10[LS]

Management Accounting is the segment of Accounting Science specialized in meeting the informational needs of all those interested in the management of entities, whether for-profit or not. Even considering the primacy of internal managers, the new needs for accounting information to evaluate investments and company management mean that Management Accounting today develops concepts and instruments also for use by external users. The objective of this book is to present the theoretical foundations of Management Accounting, both for teaching and business practice, highlighting the minimum set of tools for implementing Management Accounting within a company and that serves all users. Starting from the segmentation of the company into its levels of administrative action, the work is divided into the following parts: I - global accounting management; II - sectoral accounting management; III - specific accounting management; IV - budgets and projections; and V - strategy and operations Part V is updated and incorporates the development of the themes of value creation, company value and strategy monitoring using the balanced scorecard. Textbook for the Management Accounting discipline in Accounting and Business Administration courses. Additional reading for Controlling, Financial Administration, Balance Sheet Analysis and Cost Accounting subjects. Recommended for professionals in the areas of Cost, Budget, Accounting and Finance.